The Sun. — London, England, 1808-12-01 00:00:00

t r 'MBL',R 5 Oa, NEVER ACTED. THEATRE- ROYAL, DRII ltY-LAN E. 'pHs PRESENT EVENING,, Dec. 1, 1808, ) 11 1 . 1 be perlorino.! VENOM;- • • Or, THE NOVICE OF ST. MARK'S. T , 't th new S cenery, Music, Dresses, and Decorations. Overture and Music, incidental to the Piece, composed by Mr. Kelly. 1 1 2rThe'Principal Characters by , -- ..-JDONS, Mr POW ELL, Mr. WROUGHTON, ELLISTON Mr. HOLLAND, Mr:DE'CAMP, Mr. PEN LEY, Mr. FISHER, Mr. COOKE. Mrs. Po tiVEI.L, Mrs. N. Si llpoN 5, 11 Mrs SPA.RKS, rs. CHAT cliitLEY. . Aft 111. a Dance, by Mrs. Sharp, Miss C. Bristow, acc. • ITH No SONG NO SUPPER Frederick, Mr. GIBBON; Crop, Mr. DIGN'UIt4 ; tuttless, Mt. MATHEWS ' g) , . b int Mr. BANNISTI. ;-• Louisa, Mrs MATII F. WS ; Margaretta, Mrs. M 0 UN TAt .11ttirt —ream. es 6s. P rice 3s.—Pit Second Price as,-+•leri,,c_q ZS. Sec on d . Price: is.—Upper Gall er y is .. S econ d ` e6 .1.--No M o n e y t o b e returned. • 1)1 4 . ces tor the lioN.es to be taken ot Mr, pring, at the Lox ii IRussetl-street. 1 Doors t o b e o p e n e d a t H a lt' past FiYe, and begin at 'Past Six A- ,;0-rnorr.l"lte ne o w Comic Dance.ed Love in Tub will be repeated --w and on Saturday next. lir." I°ol"l°R.ckv; The I ristultatti in London : Mtittoch Delany, 1 1sten e , . .. I L Satunday (first time this Seas'on), The Doctor and thd ijtinecaty. i • MolictaY, BlUe 13eard ; or, Fealai; Curiosity: IKING's - THEATRE, HAY.:MAItkV.r. /CLMORROW EVENING; • Dec. 2, '1•8641; will ' be performed Th r . THE EXILE. usk "ts Scenes, breases, and Decorations, are entirely. -• he new. and Music composed by. Mr. Mazzin6hi. Count Uirick (the Exile), Mr. POPE ; Governor rat Siberia, Mr. MUN DEN ; Baron Altrailoie, Mr. LISTON ; Count Calmar, Mr. INCLEDON; • •The Patriarch,' Mr. C ESS WEL LE xlie C Larowitz, Mastei GOO OW I ; Wrap, Mr YOUNG ; Welzien, Mr. Et Ft RI ES ; Rimski, Mr. MURRAY; Yermach, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT ; Zile Empress Eliz a b et h, Mrs. ST.I.EC , E It; • Sedona, Mrs. GIBBS ; Atexina, Mrs. H. (OHNSTON ; Catnarine, Mrs. DECKONS ; •• Villager, Mrs. EMERY. 111 4%0 It. The Curonation of tite.. Empress Elizabeth. WIT It THE POOLI • • Boxes 6s. Second Price t , d. second Price **Aiailery zs. Price is. - • Places for the Luxes to be taken of Mr. BrandLn,.at the utfice, in the Hay.:ittarket: . ti The Doors to be , op ene d at: H a il past Five, and begin at alt past Six. ~tacn M a cb e th : Macbeth, Mr. Kemble ; L a dy , I, 4 l 4v l r•th, Mrs. Siddons; being Aiie Last NiAllt of the Corn- , at tile Opera.tiouse. at r t te wioncj A y , . the Play of File Mountaineers will be aged pa t .I. 4eatie Royal, in the taytn:.:l:Jt, the Coin v., - ' 1 perform during,thelest of the season. I'o whie n' ilur it(icted qicver pertinined), an Farce,.callcd A School Utl. 114. • he several new Amusements having again received the c'l4i of a crowded Audien..c, repeat "cl.l Evening tins Weck• PAVILION, N EWCAS'FLE-STREET, STRAND. zSlab lishedb: Y Authorit of • the Lord Chainbe4ain.) H l3 EVENING, 'hursday 14, Friday . t wrz u,„ nd 3d December, myth ,t iine 'tfirs th,, a L ' A RIAN ENTREE A t.A NIAMELUKE. dote tir,se two }ears, a Coinie with ne w 4 CetleCy Dresses. and DeCoreitt -its, called THE 'PL4GiIEUST ; h Ai UE. Ra:lequin, tAiitr. CKOSSNI A N ; Ciown, Mr. NO Rlll A N.; And Columbine, Mrs. PARK ER. c • 4 rlh time, a new, Lyric Effusion. sung ,by Mr. joha nno t, a,lited 4 ! The hold Amethyst. or tir4tsl, Glory ;.' witp a norania View o f t h e Amethyst btnigitig - La The t i s to atti, g l it tE.4.BnirßillAN EXERCISES by the Double Comp an y, al of Mr. S an mi d animate tta's Flyi dng A hit ec ct o ture f horsemanship ; e Tri ip - krc. 1.14 c onclude with the r!pitiarN,autice Speaaele of BLACK BEAUD - ; p rin . or. THE - CAI' Ft b 0 . ° 4 5 a1 Characters, :sit. Crobsman and..Nl rs.. A silty. 4 ec s open all half past I' ive— begins at-Hall•pasi Six. ut iCi-price, !Lilt past Eight pleciselY. iE JOHN Lt 9LINGSHEAD,. who, abut the : 41i. Year os vi, , , 03, tesiueu at storm); verionaoitie...si:4 ll:inteit.,hetr:,Mir's row living, acct rave, in the s..'ounty of for Vr 'rer. Ti' ' d e a Weave r but who at Wit time wrote zr3:11.1),0. ve, he will hear will apply avid Royal, Bellend, near of sainething to his advantage i or . I to t any i tirtsori will g,ive i nformation ot his pent rcsidenc , e irouble. °Y4I ' he Will be handsomely retvarded 'for ins . No. z 6, CO ItIIHI LL, T:M -,t And S ARC:ARE - I's HILL, BOROUGH. INT tht: course of I E . 1 " M 1 .Cl b• on y• tg Iteen i ont is, u s ii. 4114 .1 ndividuals have receivtd at lit) R NSBY 'and Cos ^1,..!r0s of ttre following Capital Prizes —Two ot 2 , 3,0001.. to ``') of fo,oriol, Threo 5:t . i001. One 000, One 2,001; Two !0,1.. 'Three isiini..i„ liorn,tgli, and SpAlficids' ~,4 0 h, tiad Shares of both - 26 O-61 - .'s wilich is a singular. 1, v i,.., •.. . aiixaa.l, I ,anthetti,Clapham,l.cpttold,C rein 17.::7,Inct,oec,livvi.cii, ' .V% l 'estniinater, .oxlOrd.s;rcet, 1-i . ac.kne'.V, (.7.' , Stratford, Whl•echapel, and many Places throu . ghout 111 i t e.I Kini,db;n, h a v e p art i c i pate d o f t h e sa id . L ist or. ofital Prizes. Mt/NEV. I\A ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Lea.je to i'nfor tn thoseAtillt may he desirou s or borr'uvoing Tempo t) , •, n errnanent SC/ NIS or moNkY, that they can at all. aou vvithOur deiay, artvanctany,Stm truirt One Ts.,eilly 'Thousand Vounds, and evvv arqs,.up persoi,dl }cH*4;l)l ottierSni:urrfy ;Artsnig.tron) Niarriins.eSeltlements,M,)- ,tlp9Ce'l!utidS,. Clergyniens' .Livirigs, or Fieittbhl. CopY -I?,„`;Rts*at,ta....eatlenoltt_Estates,..oirttitsmost fair and equitaple 11=llacid' also chncluet every N at !title!) less - L ee th,ai! .. ,ivi L a is incurred in money transadi6i,s. 4, 1 v el '3 , I , 1 i A: .ttio., Niessrs.:lTll7.irrino Co. daily re -64. :34 their N., 19 s . treitt:". St. ypv. • .11:i Nut t ,',4l: : 1 :)‘' 11 YNit put4thair rrikl b given fur wt;11 secured - •• k..A.lntu.pr. ~-1- a ti-A 7 w,,„; :47 !, ; „ .. . .. . Ti , ~..‘ . ''' 7 "-•. - tei . " . t.J ' re; . i .. .. . ' .:, 1 1„. :co ' ' e - + 1 - ) , ..:. ..,,,, cl- .. --- , --tp.,'-',4v 4 q 6 ..1 . : S 1 '''' ''f l A 1.4: i '''' 111 : 1 ' ° 14“:• . , • ' P I v ValkAs 17 . =" 1 V••• , .1. ~.‘ . --:-. '";( - 1.‘ *- 4-'4* . Ja l •- . 44 - A *APIAtA;' • . _ ' - 4). - ut:1)1 - : aprtr /marl .;\-4, _ , , r NV. • - ' Tll U 2 1 1!. S Y, DECEMBER 1, 18 Od This Day was published, In Three Volumes, price 15s. • (Dedicated, with permission, t o the Right Hori. R. 11. StizainAN), TED BENTLEY: A NOVEL. By Mr. AMPHLETT. Published by Longman, - Hurst, Rees, and Otme, London; and A. Morgan, St ,Word. . Lately published, By T. CAD EL L And W. DAV lES, Strand; and IV, CREECH, at Edinburgh. EMOIRS of the . LIFE and WRITINGS of INA. the yon. HENRY Homg, of KAMES, one of the Senators of the College of f ustice, and one of the Lords Com missioners of I usticiary in Scotland; containing Sketches of the ero g ress -of Literature and General Improvement in Scot land during the grater part of the *Bth Century. • Elegantly printed in two vols. 4t , .. with a Portrait of Lord Karnes, Fae-sites of his i land-writing, price 31. 3a. bds. A very few copies arc printed on royal paper, price sl. Ss. in boards. *,,,;*.For:the , e Memoirs, which throw most important light on t;•te Literary History of Great Britain during the last Cen. tut), the public is indebted to the pen of the Hon: Lord WoodhouseLe, one of the lodges of the Court of Session in Scotland. - „ GUTHRIE'S GEOGRAPHICAL GRAMMAR. This 1.),4 was published, In' One- re 'large Yolume. Medium gdavo.„ price 18s. houod, the Twenty-first Edition. corrected, and consida iebry:rola ked, of ANEW GEOGRAPHICAL HISTORICAL, - , , and COMMERCIAL GRAMM AR, and present State of the several Kingdoms of the %Vona. o whieh'are• Aided. t....A Geographical Index, with 'the Names of P-laces al pliabeticaliy arran,ed. 2. A Table of the Coins of all Isla tionS; and their value in El glish Money. 3: A Chronolo— , gie4l Table of Remarkable Events, from the Creation to the . present I ime: ity WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. The A strowirtical Part, by I atnes Ferguson, F. R.S. F.R.S. which have. been added,. the. late Discoveries of Dr. Herkchel, and other einirtent Astronomers, illustrated with a ebtrett Set of Maps, engraved from the most ;recent Obser- • vations and Draunts of Geographical Travellers. Printed for (Anson, and C. Rivingtdti, (. Walker, Wilkie :and Rohinkon, I . ,Stockdale, Et. Faultier, W. Clarke and Sons, Seitcherd and Letterman, H. D. Symonds, G. Robinson, C. Law,. Cadell and .Davies, 1.. Richardson, Lackington, Allen, and Co. Darton and Harvey, Longman, rst,'4tees, - and 'Orme, 13: Crosby; I. MaWinan,' I. As- perne, R.:St:holey, H. I . .bers, Tegg, and Wilson and Son,, ork. , U t whom: may ,usi. spasate, he Maps coloWN, p it; film paper, and half bound, price Lately published; • By T. CADE LL and.W. 1),-"0/JE, , S; Strand, THE HISTORY of the HOUSE of AUSTRIA, from the Foundation or the Pdbuarchy, by Rhodolpli, of Hapsburg'', to the peat h of Leopold the Sc6nif:' 12 IS - t0 179 y . By WILLIAM CORE, F.R.S. F.A.S. Archdeacon of Wilts, and Re:tor of Bemerton. fUndsomely printed, in 3 vols. 4to. and illustrated by 'a M.rp and Genealogical Tabie, price 51. ss:in boards.; avery few, Co. , ies on Royal Paper, price Si. Ss. in boards. - As above may also be had, New Lditions of all Mr. Coxe's ether Works. rel y published, By T. CADE L L -and %V. !my' ES, Str3Ad. The Second Edition, corrected, with an i additiblial Preface, elegantly printed in Six Volumes Octa`ro, ptice 31. js. in boards, rrHE LIFE and PONTIFICATE Of -LEO the By IVILLIANI RQ,SCQE, . As above may be had, 1;7 the sa me Author, The Lite of Lorenzo De Medici, called " The Magnifi-' cent' ; " a New Edition (being the Fifth), printed uniformly with the above, in 3 vols. Svo. ii. 7s. in boards; and all Alt.' koscoe's other Works. • DEDICATED, BY . PERMISSION, TO lIER MA -IESTY. This Day was published. By T. CA DELL and W. DAN , I ES, Strind, VPOGRAPHY or, The Beauties of Nature L. f)ispiayeti ; in Select Descriptions from the Animal and . VCgiliable,,withActlitions from the Mineral Kingdom ; sYs temitieally airan6ed. By W. WOOD, F. L,S. , E gantly printed, in three large volumes, Imperial 8 , ,p. aiwitlustr;ited with 6o Plates, nesixned and en,,raved by Mr. William Daniell, price 61. 6s. in extra boards; also in Derry' li'so..priLe 31. 13s. 6d. in extra boards. .. . . , Dr. REES'S NEW CYCLOPADIA. • ANSWER - ro FOX's HISTORY. PARTS I. to XX. This Day was published, HE Public are ruspt'!afully intb‘rmed, that .§,eti .- In Quarto, to bind with the HiStot - y; price 2,5. •• i . Tof the above Parts of Dr. Rees's Cyelopxdia, or any - of ADIALOGUE in the ELY6`t,I.N ,FIELDS be- 1 t h em s i ng ly, ma y b e p urc h ase d a t the original. price,of ilis. tWeen ,the Rig - It Hon CEA i:L ES lAMES-IiOX, ' each, until the Ist of January next, at which period the and some of .his Royal .Prinr..'Cl! : • , fs. • .. . ' i price of them will be raised 10 2os- This additional charge; Printed for 5:.:..:....i,, pto. No. 45, Pall. , Mall. i the Proprietbts liave already reluctantly klt themselves -ob - • • Where bay' be liad, in *Sptiiisli and English, price S.' in ' ligetl to lay on the asst, and it will be continued on all the English alone, 3s. bd. .. -:. , suosequant 'Parts. The advance is yery disproportionate to - The only corretEl Translation of Cevallos's celebrated Ex. the rk.se that 'has taken ,place in the price of Paper and En. Braving, and also in all the other Charges-which have attend posnre ' 'l' thionaiiarte's Views and-Aetions, in regard to his ' Us,apation , ;* • lie Crowo of Spain. ; ed the Undeltaktpg since its commenceinep:, independently, Edited and' Translated by John loseph Stockdale. ! of th 4 very considerable expeiices that have otherwise been . . . Also,. price 45. that remarkable ant'.cipition of the in- incurred, in order to maintain the general sui erio-rity of th is teresting events whic,', have iccehtiy occura a it, Spain, Por- ,t .Wu A rk• fey* Copies are printed off on Royal Paper, with Proof tugal, &c. entitled, Reviev. - 0: ' the Political State of Europe.- -! I inpresions ut' the Plates, price i1..:65. each Pal t. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees; - and Urine, Pater noster-tow, and the rest of the Proprietors. , . This I).iy was published, price 7s in extra boards. AN ESSAY on the TEETH of . WHEELS ;- coinprehending Principles, and their 'Application in practice, to Millwork and other, Machinery. With mime ions t Wires... , ~ . . By KoBEItTsON BUCHANAN, Civil Engineer. • Revis,:dl3) PETER NICI-I+,LSON, Archited. This Work also contains, a pratt,cal Inquiry respefting thelitrength•-and lhtfahilityr of the - l'eetli of Wheels used in ; a Tabltgitif Pitches in ~,tuat Use in Millwork ; Onservati us on the Table; and Pt,,tical o: , serv.itions won t gird to h4low, PattetusOl , t..aSt Iron W heels. P,infed tor ‘V fn. Sava e, 28, Beilforatiury, Covent garden ; sold by ,W, ,4-I. Wyatt, rie4'.•l entitle Bar t and Sherwoua, Neeiy, and lopes, Paternoster. row ; also by Duncan, ogle, awl N tven , Glasgov ; and may be had °fait other BooksellerS in the Willed Ktn4d,,in. W Hera - also may be ' had, just ntibli-hed, , Descriptive Poetry, being a Seleaiun from the best modern Author;; prii.c patty 'laving reference to Subjects in Natural Ills is in extra boards.—Fur this Work, see British Critick.r•fanuary, • • This I)ay was : published, In Royal. Bvo. price iss in boards, or on Fine Paper 235. pLMN and USEFUL SELECTIONS from the BOOKS of the 91. D: and NEW TESTAMENT, accorning to thd Most approved Modern Translations, with Notes. By THEO . I4-lILUS, BROWNE', A.M. Late Fellow and Tutor of St. Peter's Col le , ,:e„ Canibrldge. _ Pririted foil. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. . The New Testaruent may be had atone, price ss. boards. kx The Reader is here preSented with a Work, the lead ing obje:d. of which is, to enable hint to acquire the most useful. know ledge with , the. greatest facility and satisradion, Two great obstacles to the reading of the Scripture have been the' defectiveness of the translations whieh have • been made of them, and- the intermixture of a consideiablc por tion of less important matter with what is confessedly most excelleqt. oth theSe the Editor this used his hest abilities, and availed himself of the best heaps ail:or:led him, to remove. . . • The selections have been chiefly made agreeably to the re , comMendation of the celebrated I)r. Watts. The omitted paits•consist principally ofgenealogies." and other hats of names ortnen and places, recitals of iewf6h cereinirries, and ritual observances ; histories of bloody ' wars' • and wicked ' ruleeg descriptions. of and narrations involving circumstances not the..inbst . delicate. • This Oay was pt Itsi~ed, A New.,E.dition,.irriproyeri and greatly enlarged, by additional ; Letters of Gibbons, Cowper, Beattie, Sir N . V. bones, Hicalardson, Young, Montagu, and many others; in, Ones very thick Voludic, Royal Ottavo„ ornaarented with two beautiful Vignette Titles, • prize . its. boards,' of • 1474 LEG.A.NT, EPISTLE:i ; being a 'Copious Col leetion aiitt Amusing Letters, :;elected for toe Improvement et Young Persons, .and for General Enter tainment, I rom the Most esteemetrWriters. Printed for 1. lohnson, ,ltd C. Rivington, R. taUlder, Clarke atitt'Sons, Cottle(' and Martin, I .\'. W. Lonmdes, G. Wilkie-and I. Robinson, I. Walker, 1-f..0. monde,, Cadell and Davies, Scatelien.l and Letterman, Hood, Vernor,' and Sharpe, CI: Kearsley," W ; • Mkt, F. Nunn, Longman, Hutt, Rees,. and ()rune, Nlahews and Leigh, Lack,nigton, and Co.' Pote and. Williams," T. Itoosey, 1 Richard Son, 1. M. Richard Son, Lane and New. in'an,' G. R:obinson, B. Crosby and Co.' I. and A. Arch, D. Walker,' S. 13agster, 1. Hatchatit, LI-larding,. W. Stewart, R. Phillips, 1. Mawinan, R. Dutton - , I. Booker, 1. Booth, .I..ASperiie• tiarriS;• Payne and lviackinlay,' Tipper, Nturray,:W. Grace, P. r and W. Wynne, R. Scholey p anutur' • Wilson and Sim, `t,' orut. C)lwhoni may be had, r. Elegant Extracts; or',Usettil - and Entert . aining Passage's in- Prose,. stilezic;i 11111.ifoyetilent tjf .Y . 9ung Pers';)ily ; tiennh in Dest,.;u to Elegant Extr a cts in' Poet t 'y Royal , Bro I z. Elegant Extraas ; or,. Useful anti Entertai: . ing . • Picces of Poet ry t selected tor the kiliprovetne.nt of Young Persons be i stinilpf ip„pcign, to legant Extract.iif Prose, Royal 18s' bOlndr. Also Abdi.ltincltts oV the abate 13001t.5, for the Use of . Scho6l4 [PRICE Si APEI-4C4 ISI T-OFFICE . ilov - ri;ft . er 49, 1808. POOR KNlcurs OF WINDSOR. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS. STONERS o/ HIS 111.1yES IT': NAVY do berth"' • • •: give Notiei io' such Lieutenants in His Majesty's Navy at are desiroUs i - econn!?ndet for the appointment oiPu o r IC ^ light of Windsor, under the Will of the late S.imseel Traver:, Eri. they' i7ilist apply atihis Office nn orhefore the 31 . a December next,' it:uhen :bey 71,111 be informed of the nature of the Cettl i Ccalet,and Tesamonials which are re;luired to thew that !bey come 'within the nicaningof thethisl ;ocabicb ertressei that 166 , " are to 4..S;iperannuated" or Disabled Lieutena , :tr of . Eng lith Men of , /Par," and " he Single Men, witko;,i Children, inclined to lead a , uirteotss, studious, and skethat file, to be rentiverly iGry give occasion: for scandal." PICTUALLING-OFFICE .‘ PAV. 19, CaIt.WISSIONERSfir.J'7C7'fr..44.I.4IVG: WS Me I,7ESTY's N. 41/ Y . do hereby eve Noth:r, . • Oa? Friday,' of Deceort er : tit4t; : itieji be read,' j'at' receive Tenders, ; in writing .( sealed t ip 1, and treat for the sup : fay of what S RpVI SI 0N S h7ay t•rit' aitedfOr the o'r Of 'His' Ittajerty's Ships and I'rssrls at the 1-; : l,i'ddi'ef - :Xtmotic.4 and' Nell, Providence, for t7helps ns,nth.! cert.un, from the tit % f MarOb next, and flirt/see, ttntil Six Months notice be given 6,11 either'sidetfoi• the serwinzition tibereof : the s:4:f: • of pay,n..-nt to ,be bp, Bills, p. 4.) a ble, .16tei:ext,litiqy day! after.dare. The Conditioni Of the Contrail may be teen at the Secretary': Office. . . No regard Till/the had to any render in Ti , bich the Price sb.,l not be inserted in words at length, or that shall n.t be deliTered Po the. hoard .before One o'Cloek on the said 'Friday, the 2d cl De te;ber next, nor unless the t . : , i'lo)l .1;tho makes the Teo.ter, or, erne letson on his behalf, attends, to answer, whin d 16r Nor will gni. Tettai', that eta:tains exhaantklint pricer t,r,n sow articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon others, be c;ntidcred aslhoi>ei• Lately published, . . • By T. CA DELI, and W. DAVIES, Strtnth COME ACCOUNT of 'the PUBLIC LIFE; and L. 3 .a SELECTION front the ONPUBLISIIED WRIT— r INGS, of Earl MACA it - rN E.Y ; the 'latter consisting. of Extrads from an Account of the Russian Empire.; a Sketi.:lt of the Political History of Ireland; .and. a {pumal ot on, Em bassy from: the King of. Britain to the k:niperor of ChUia ; With. an Appendix to each Volunte. . . • . . by JOHN BARROW, F.R,S. AuOior of " Travels in China and Squthern Africa," and of " A Voyage to Cochin- China." .‘ Hai4dsomely printed in 2 vols. 4to with a. Portrait, price - • 3!. 3s. in boa*. * ie. As above may be had, all Mr. Barrow's other Works: CONSUMPTIONS CURED. ()LIVER'S NEW REMEDY FORCONSUMPTIQNS t COUGHS AND ASTHMAS. HE celebrated Dr. CULLEN, of Edinburgh,' T in one of his LeCtures,: told his Pupils, that he did not despair °tit Remedy being discoveied that woeld•Cure Con. SW111)60113. Mr. Oliver is happy i,n realizing that prediOion, by offer ing to the public his New Remedy for Consumptions; and - though profit may not be indifferent to !nth, the consciouS iiess ot:having snatched one follow-creature.fropran ly grave, will allind him a happiness far sUperior to any gain ht may drive from its sale. Mr. Oliver, however, assures the Public, that the Ori ginat Discoverer of his Remedy is:pfikced tar abovF the cessiiy of pecuniary gain ; being a t'nyaicran of independent tort tine. Oliver's New Remedy for •Consumptions, &c.. may be had at his Dispensary, No, 27, Soho-sqaare, London, in Bottles. of 7s 6d. 14s. and 2,5. each, where many testimonials of its extraordinary efficacy may be seen, atter every' MediCine had tailed, both fron► Caentleinen ot the Faculty and Patients of the first tespe'claiiiity and tottune. —l' Ile Medicine sent to any part of En6laitd. ~ ~f FROM GEORCE.RICKWOOD, Esq. tolsclit,t,DlXON, APOTHECARY . . QIR—For many years I have been most terribly ll afflicted with a severe Bilious t'ompliant, and which bud hinted the skill of several of our must eminent l'hy 7 sicians, and'Which truly made , my very existence Miserable; but having heard the wonderful Cure your invaluable D 1 X 0 N's AN 111 LlO US 1L LS had wrought on Mr. Lthas, Chief Officer of the Union. I was induced to give thent a fair trial, and afICI taking one Rox found ti.d utmost benefit ; by a continuation of that Medicine 1 Was complete ly cured, and alai now as hearty and strung as ever,—As this, if inctde public, may induce many aillided persons to give the Pills a trial, 1 have no - objection to your publishing the same.- Sir, yoUr most obedient humble Servant, Ma.vby r place,.Solith Lambeth, G. RICKWOOO. Aug 20, 1807. Dixon's have, been found a certain Cure in Bilioni and Nervous Head Aclqi Heart-burn, ..proceeding from f'ree hiring, &C. - Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr Butlei's, 4, Cheapside, London; and retail by most Country Booksellers and: Medi.; tine Venders, in boxes; at zs. 9J. and 6s. each ; and for famay use, in boxes at 225. each. FROM THE LONDON GALETTE'.." .Saturday, Oet. ILS, AN IMPORTANT . CAUTION TO ALL WHO R-E -GARD•TIALIR HEALTH. .rf"-'long-est:ll3lislted reputation . of Dr. NOft-. • RIS'S LU(OI'S having induced a .mercenary attempt to intrude on the Public a sp:Trious . imitatiiin, the sole ,Pre prietor the genuine Meclicineferls it adu C duly to give a all, ttun , tigsinst the daligerOuvellectsot such au imposition.. A slight attention to the Ditty Stamp on each "THOMAS of th.e,ge. nume Prepaiatiun, which hall - the Name Noit it is Hook t," engraved in it by favour of, Government, ,solely a:ict vorposely.toguard this invaluable Meciicinelioni -Ft-cuds,.- wilt be a sulh . Cient Secutity against the +..otilequelicesofl eounterteit'intrusions. The cpthial virtues of i t,ofise Drops. aremtiliteil lb all Climes •ankl• Sea Sops. Andy are, as those' whb are, in the habit !of taking theist Can testily!, 4ot oidy,a p9weriul Restorative in most Disorders, but eqpiiiy, a preserver of health. In fevers of all sorts, especially the, Yello‘V of Putrid, so destructiVe in the West Indies and: America, - Colds, ASthrnaS, - beginning , ConsUmptions, Coin plaints of the Stomach and Bowels, and paqic,Oprly the (lit:comforts and decays Of advanced lite, expOeuce of mare titan halls century has indubitably PioveCt liar efficacy., The Family Bottle, 255..t0 be hod only at. House, 1 . 40. 29, I.ower Breok Street, where orders for ex.. rigatiOn' CXCLI . tea. SLIT:ale! bottles' at 23, 9(t. SOld virlioli34le.iiAct • tetail by Nlessil.'l3'uon anti Co: o.,cjOrtstri:et. • AkoDr. bit celebrited AN Ti ,131$Y.1b,i.s, wittrirriitellititiiiiat,,!%4o; the 10,...„ OFFICE OF ORDNdiNCE, Mv. 2 , THE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-, yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give • Notice, that Prclnr.z/rwillbe received at thrir Office, in Pall Mad, on or be-, ore Friday the id of Deceniber next, from such Persons a r may be 1 - uilling to undertakc the rupplY STOVES, RANGES, and' Other . Iron Articles. Jar service of thii. Departmen4 for a per. rind of,Th,Ce Yrarsi pJtterusof the Articles may be seen upon fipplication the Principal b'torefeeper's Office in !le Tower, wher e furtber,parti., calars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrael, may be known; and alio at the Secretary': in Null Mall *maid, any pay bat -wen ;he bhurs arid a/to the Proposals are to be delhiered, sealed up and indreed, " Propttsajs far Stoves, , Ranges,, &c." but no Proporal can be . , adM'tted after the said zd Day of December next, at T-welve • , o'Cleel'at "zroon'of the tam? day ; neither will any Trider,be z no. :iced wrier: the Party making it, or a,'t Agent in his behalf, shall attend. • By Order of the Board, R. 11. CRBI✓; Se`ii.eteiry. DUTIES ON PROFITS OF,FOREIGN OR ( OLO NIAL POSSESSIONS AND SLCURITIES. . . THE Property Ad of the 46th .of lii pre sen i . Majesty drre4s, that P rofits amain from l'oeign sessions or Foreign Securities, or in any oT His Majesty's' ininions.biyolict the Seas,. sltall be assessed by, the ch-)niis sioners Atting for LONDON, BRISTOL, POO L, or GLASGOW,. at or nearest to which su.h.Prop..riy shalt have beendirst iinported,'-or at or retreat to which the Per.• son who shall h .ve received Reinittinices shall reside. And the ACt of His present-Majesty directs, that wiiknever• thc Produce or riitits; arising as AtoloSaid, shalt have been lin.: ported into or' received by any Person, pkrily in -the art of London; and partly in-any :of the .ou.t. Ports above tioned, tile whole of such Pitsiuce or Profits shall be As-. teased by the..COnimissionecs tsf - Londrirr, tout Hart and whenever such Produce or Profits shall have • been wholly itnp. •rted into, or. received by. any Person in.the Out- Ports above mentioned, but in dlfte.rertt parts in two of more of such Out. porrs, the whole tneteof sh:lil be Ass,ssed Sic that .place...at which the major part in vatut hay, been lin ported.cit received, provjed thit,the. Returns of,sucA Produce or Profits shall. be d'eliVered to the !cominissio- - .ers at each ,- )t the places at whim any pelt thereof snail nave been imported or rei.eived. . , • • • It being alseo-further directed- by the said first mentioned Ad of the 46th liis present Majesty, that the Agent or , Receiver of such •Proiluee or Profits snail beoeliarged for the-, same, iard shall be answerable for all.,Acts requireol to' ha. 'iodorie fat isses'Sing and payingtlie.puties on such Property, whether the .Owner or Proprietor be resident in Great tain'or not, under the Penalties contained in the sail Ads Majesty's Commissioners, fur the Affairs of TaxeS hereby givs notice, that striefloquiries are now making as to • all „Property so imported ,or received, and try whoin or" on whose account ; but being desirous to avoid the intlidion 'or Penalties, they hereby require that a 11-Persens i tilio as O wners.• or. Proprietors, .or as Agents or Receivers of profits, or 4 Property,ol. the description above mentioned, sliall,Aave re. ceived the same in Gre.dt Britain, and Who'haveneglee L icet or. ornitted,to compiy.wirlftheoprovisions7or: the Acts - now rcited,: by not delivering• full and Complete Roiturns for ilia currant and any ;Conner year tiir which they. may tie in ole- ; fruit to the Commissioners of the reside - Clive places above stated,"according to - tlia,direttions thereincontained,'clo forth-", with deliver snch.ReturnS,,otherwite they .will tte.procegcle4 against for the Penalties incurred by such omission and de ' fault. That the. shitr,Contril:ssioneis ha' int been inftirmtl that several ..Efitaterstand ehar4ed with : Annuities to Persons re-' siding in kiTa,t.Britain, payable out of the Proe„eeds of the said; Estatesond that it has become a practice to deduct the Amount ofsaidAnntirtieS from the Estimate eif Ptqfils,tfiereby not Qll !reducing the Income of the proprietor, but, concealing .4„; payment of said AnnuiPeS, think it necessary to stat?, r:/ / ai 1 , 0 Annuity drinterest of 'Money chargedon any E5:45,.' Majesty's,Foreign. Dotninions,.ought to ,be rkiducted..trocti the Estimate (if the,Profits, but ought to be irrclutled therein, as part of the Profits of the, Estate paxabic co the Anniiinp.ts,'-. and that the Proprietors 'or their &gents, ate respe ct ive 4 liable to the duty to be chatged/thereon„ .And that in • 'cases ,wheze, after,, payment .0+; sucn -Annuities, no protis would reitim to be accounteii,.• for by the Proprietors or tnr:r 'Agent's, they are bounitno.:return. the 'Ainonnt•of such An. ntlities, a.n . to - ',ecitarceit-for them. In all, which cases, ttif • 'Proprietors or their Ar i ents respectivgly,te to deduct from liteibfieCti'Ve •Aiiiin;/ants• - their propoetion!of the Duly so , 'bltarged teSpect tlsereol. • • • - — .i3y. o.rder of the Board, • Office "eor Taxeit,) 3~loge S, tEat, MAI - XI-II 'IBC. WINTER, 1